Four parking skills for car maintenance in winter! Don't stop under the eaves or trees on snowy days!

In winter, due to the low temperature, car maintenance can not be carried out normally, and in snowy days, we also need to pay attention to the following matters.

Don't pull the brake on snowy days.

First, after parking in the snow, be careful not to pull the hand brake, otherwise there will be water in the chassis of the car. When the car starts again after the handbrake is pulled, once it freezes, the braking system may be damaged. You can choose a hard object to cover the wheels of the car and play the role of braking.

Location parking is very important.

Second, the parking position, the car should choose a snowy place, or stop after cleaning the snow, otherwise the melting and freezing of Bo Xue will freeze the car wheels at the same time. Third, park in the open air on snowy days, not under the eaves or trees, or the snow on the eaves and trees will melt and become ice. If the ice needle melts, it will hurt the car.

Cotton cloth to solve the problem together.

Fourth, when parking in the open air on snowy days, prepare a piece of glass cotton cloth that can cover the front of the car. After parking, cover the front glass with cotton cloth to prevent the snow from freezing on the glass. It's best to stick two corners of cotton cloth on the front door to avoid falling off.

Stop and wipe the headlights.

Fifth, wipe the headlights with a cloth after parking, because when driving on a snowy night, the headlights will heat up, melt the snow, and freeze easily after parking, which may damage the car lampshade. Sixth, when parking in snowy days, you should tilt the car wiper, otherwise the glass and the car wiper will freeze together, which will damage the wiper motor and the rubber on the car wiper when using it.

Bian Xiao warmly reminds us that we must pay attention to safety on snowy days in winter. When driving on the road, you must keep a reasonable distance and don't drive too fast.

This article comes from car home, the author of the car manufacturer, and does not represent car home's position.